Hydrocolloid Dressing 2x2 [Pack 10], 0.8MM Thick Hydrocolloid Bandages with Border, Self-Adhesive Thin Hydrocolloid Wound Dressing, Wound Care Bandages for Bedsores and Blisters

Se utilizaron en 3 distintas heridas, en una ayudó a la recuperación, en las otras 2 no. En todos los casos se desprenden muy rápido.

Mom love them. She has been battling a small painful persistent sore. Because of location the bandage bunches in one spot. She still complains when I take the bandage off but I feel the adhesion is the best it can be without being too harsh on the skin

Excelente producto para cicatrizar

I have problems with would healing as a result of arthritis medication. These work great IF you can get them to stay on! Just got back from walking dogs and I bent over to take off leash and there goes the new bandage onto the dirty garage floor! I have had these in all sizes and thickness. In general the thicker the pad, the better the adhesion and the better they work. For a small area these would be sufficient but for failure to adhere. I can use tape to reinforce but the tape irritates my skin and will occasionally damage skin, causing the wound I am trying to heal to just move to a new location.I have also had these without the adhesion where you use tape to hold them. Which can work but same summer sweat issues to some degree.THE ONLY thing I found to keep these in place was to wear a gauze like stretchy "sleeve" that you roll over that part of your arm. Generally they need to be at least from elbow to top of arm or they roll. You can buy this material in a long roll from Amazon and cut to suit. This is the same stuff used after knee replacements. It can be a bit itchy in the summer so not perfect. I have tried an ace bandage and in summer too hot.I guess since NONE of them stick well enough what I really want is for the price to reflect how long they truly stick to your arm!I was treated by a wound center last year after allergic reaction resulted in hives on entire arm, which then turned into wounds. The bandages they used were backed with silver solution and then lightly taped to arm followed by the stretchy gauze sleeve. The silver bandages were huge (around 8 x 8 or more) and I just cut them to fit the area with sterile scissors. and put the remainder back in the packaging for protection.My skin is not particularly oily. I do use body cream but avoid it where have wound or they don't stick from the start. The best thing is to try a bunch of different ones if your budge allows to see which works best for your body.

Needed per the Doc so the scraped cancer spots would heal from inside to outside. Had to change them more frequently that was suggested because they leaked around the edges. Nice that you could shower with them in place.